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Decline should be supportive for pricing amid global squalls
Switch to frontier currencies aims to reduce FX risk for borrowers
Growth advantage over mature markets has halved and is set to disappear
Compete against FT writers in our annual stockpicking competition
Emerging market currencies, debt and stocks set to step out from greenback’s shadow
Attempt to beat the market in 2019
S&P outperformance at risk with domestic growth set to slow and stock valuations high
EM FX shows long-term returns — as theory suggests — despite plunging indices
Geopolitics has come back into play and requires different skills from investors
Beijing is opening the door to overseas investment managers but it is unlikely to let the world’s biggest firms dominate its market
Inflows of $100bn this year are close to entire holdings in other emerging markets
Value has shielded investors from the worst of the sell-off — but is still in the red
US rate rises have caused pain but there are wild disparities in countries’ fortunes
Assets denominated in domestic money yield less than supposedly safer dollar peers
Beijing’s deleveraging drive to start bearing fruit, some believe
Most of us would sacrifice some money for our beliefs. So should the companies we own
A slowdown, a changing economic model and a trade war make it a bad long-term bet
Net international investment positions have improved even as gross borrowing has ballooned
Grim period for asset class has not dented inflows as much as expected
EM FX may be at its cheapest since the 1980s in inflation-adjusted terms
Demand for EM-denominated Uridashi falls to decade low as buck bounces back
Market turbulence prompts slide in bond, equity and loan issuance
UK-listed fund group performs stoically, so far
Fears grow that more countries will require loans as currency and debt woes pile up
Weaker lira prompts a dramatic decline in imports
